Here is the outfit from the Trum Fire Department judg- ed tops over 13 other march- ing units yesterday afternoon in the Firemen‘s Parade and Band Competition held as part

masts BEsT lNFlREME-N’

position went to Lunenburg.

The units were judged on ap-

pearance, marching and stead-

iness on parade. Judges were:

Capt. J. J, Connolly. Brig. G.

G. K. Peake. and Wing Cdr. . A. G. MacMillan.

of the five-day Maritime Fire- men's Tournament now in pro- gress in Charlottetown. Char- lottetown's ow a department took sec 0 n d place honors in the competition, while third

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iault. provincial Red Cross commissioner. Montague.

A further meeting of this , group will be held next Monday ,when progress reports will be

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Aug. 5, 1964.

‘given by the appointed repre- ’ sentatives.

lPotato Blight

- land.

Virus Cancels S'side Races

SUMMERSIDE Tonight‘s horse racing at Summerside has been called off because of a virus among horses stabled in the track barns, it was announc- ed yesterday by Raceway sec- retary Reg Sonier.

Mr. Sonier said the virus is one which has put in its ap- pearance in many parts of the Maritimes already this season.

He said the track hopes to have races again on Aug. 12.

RESEARCH OFFICER

MONTREAL (0P) — McGill University has named Gordon Holmes as research grants of- ficer, He will administer finan- ces and records of the univer- sity's research programs. At present. McGill receives search grants totalling more than 35.000000 annually from governments. foundations, and research institutions.

Concerts

i dancer, Sandra Bald Jones, the

Situation About Same

The late blight situation has remained approximately the same since the last bulletin. Nova Scotla has continued to be free of the disease and only one new infection has been found on Prince Edward Is-

tree. The festival, every evening (except Sunday)

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days at 3 p.m. and Sundays at

August The Festival, most prolonged summer enter-

The below normal rainfall in July and the general coolness that has characterized the sea-

Lovat Scots Pipe Band. the| Augugt 22.29, w Fraser Highlanders and other em; from Scottish entertainment opened Scottish Country Dance Asso- officially Monday night at the citation, Highland College. North 3118- classes in this popular and

growing pastime. The instruct‘ With concert! ors have been trained in Scot- . ‘ land and the association is af- and matinee: filiated with the Scottish Coun- every Wednesday and Satur- try Dance Association,

tainment is entering its fourth “St 29- year of production, and is it also underway for a special popular tourist attraction. The concert to select a Miss Cen- iocale is on the National Park tenniﬂl Queen for this PFO‘gnce-

Scottish Festival

Open

The first of 36 Scottish Fes- 85 which includes students from tival open air concerts featur- all parts of Canada from Syd- ng world champion highland ney to Winnipeg.

The last week of the festival, ill see 50 stud. the Nova Scotia

attend and conduct

4 p.m., run through daily until CENTENNIAL QUEEN 29.

Plans are underway for the

the Island's staging of a Tartan Ball at the Highland College on Aug-

Tentative plans are

A steady hand indeed is needed for good target shoot- ing at the rifle-range at Camp Aldershot. NS. Members ‘ of the student Militia undergoing Queens crowned across the s and at various Centennial

s. The Scottish Festival ll be» ing held on Prince Edward Is- land's largest stage; a plat- form almost 1,000 square feet in area.

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summer training at the busy camp are marking up excel-

ley, Cornerbrook. Nilld. (DND Photo) .

lent scores. They are. left to

right, Ptes. G. D. Blanchard,

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a son. Dr. Plinth: Farrell. Mass; a- daughter, R e t a

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Former Resident Of Tignlsh Dies

ALBERTON -— Dr. P. L. Far rell. aged 76. of Medford. Mass.. died recently at Lawrence Me- morial Hospital.

He was a former resident of 'ﬁgnish and moved to the Unit- ed States at the age of is. He was an honorary life member of Medford Lodge of Elks, a member of the Knights of Col- umbus. st. Joseph's Holy Name

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Mickey Rooney Jr.. the short actor's eldest son, i so years old and stands six feet three inches.

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Public Relations Plans numeral Today

son to date have prevented the Highway between the north This event would be hel 0- Society, Massachusetts Dental ‘ FO'r F.w. disease from becoming estab— shore resort area; of Caven. ward the end 0' the festival. Society an , “lODrLﬂ Guild (7 . be Besides his wife, the former.I

would

Made By United Fund

Staff representatives of sev- eral of the agencies who are members of the P.E.I. United Fund met at Red Cross head- quarters in Charlottetown on Monday for briefing in connect- ion with their assistance in the setting up of public relations committees in the sixteen Re gional High School throughout the province.

Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore. chair- man of the United Fund's pub- lic relations committee for the province, presided and gave a resume of the plans being laid for the “kick off" meetings

to be held on September 22 to1

inaugurate the 1964 United Ap-

peal.

Mrs. Cudmore said that ar- rangements for these "get to. gathers" are already underway in the centres in which public relations committee have been established particularly in Souris where Joseph Gallant is the chairman, and in Montague Mrs. George Inman is ge.

areas, ‘of assisting with the setting up,

KENSINGTON — The death of a well known Kensington man, Franklin W. Cobb oc- curred at Beach Grove Inn. Charlottetown on Sunday fol- lowing a lengthy illness at the

of the P.E.I. United Fund. at- tended the meeting and stated that the 1964 United Appeal or- age of ganization had decided that? The late Mr. Cobb was born this year‘s campaign would hel at Cardigan. 8 8°11 0‘ the 18ml set up on the ham of the 1,9; Thomas Cobb and Martha Fran; gional high school areas. lcls' He was an e.mp oyee o Representatives of agencies ‘ the department of highways for who accepted the responsibility 26 years before retiring seven years ago. of public relations committeesi SUN/ile 81‘? his. Wife- are as follows: Gordon Kerr.‘101'mer_ Myrtle Fielding executive commissioner of thei Missouri: seven children: Beat- Boy Scouts, Tignlsh, Alberton.i 1"“ (MFS- -Hal‘}’ey M80386). ()‘Leary and Tyne valley; Peteri Montreal; Francis (Mrs. Lloyd Jungerman of the Prince Countyl W315“; mm“ ‘M"- Waller Catholic Welfare Agencyp Bernardl' Freemwn: Ralph. “Evangeline” and Miscouche: 4 Long River! Heath. T011311”? Urban McQuaid, executive dir-l Tllomasv Kensmgloni Eileen actor of the p, E. . Mental- tMrs. Don Clark), Charlotte- Health Association. Crapaudl town, also 22 grandchildren and and Hunter River: Rev. Sisterl ‘W" “Ste” and 0’" bx"’ther- John Bosco. Catholic Socialﬁ Marguerite (MW warm," Daw' Welfare Bureau in Charlotte-z 50“) Ulgﬁi M” Beam“ NO' town. Stella Maris at North! lan. Buffalo. N.Y., and James, Rustico; John Evans. executive‘ Vancouver- secretary of the YMCA. and Funeral services will be held Philip Bower, executive secre— today from the Tryon Baptist tary of the CNIB, Charlotte- Church at 2 p.m. Burial at town Rural, and Miss I. Arsen. Floral Hills Memorial Gardens.

lished. There should be little change in the picture so long as the present weather pattern prevails.

The cool weather has pre- vented aphid populations from building up rapidly. However, they are present in moderate numbers in many potato fields.

town and Summersr e

The one and a half hour Scot- tish daily concert program fol-. lows classes in piping. drum- ming and dancing under quali- instructors. This year’s enrollment will total more than

CENTENNIAL EVENTS

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5th

SOURlS—Centennial Celebrations - 10:00 can. Town League Baseball game - 4:00 p.m. Barbecue Chicken - Sky Diving Display - Bingo - Fireworks display - Marl- time Shows - Refreshments - Mammoth Dance.

ELDON—10:00 s.m. Annual Highland Games at Lord Selkirk Park - 2 o‘clock Official Opening by Dame Flora MacLeod of MacLeod. RCAF Pipe Band in at-

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tendance.

NORTH RUSTICG—moo and 7:30 p.m. Highland College Scottish Festival. featuring Sandra Bald Jones, World Champion Highland cer.

CHARLOTTETOWN—7:00 p.m. Maritime Firemen’s Tourn- ment - Sports at Victoria Park Memorial Field.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6th

Brig. W. W. Reid, president,

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carried out an conch. using skin

diving equipment. for t body of Daniel LeClair.

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11. ‘ victim of a drowning accident at Jude's Point near Tignish on Monday. me how was form yestesdeymomhgshort- Cleh‘, Thrill.

{ﬁshermen RCMP Find Body

ly a few feet from the wharf and it is thought the lad slipped and fell into the water. He was unable to swim.

CHARLOTTETOWN—8:30 p.m. Maritime Firemen’s Tour- nament - Old Time Parade - 9:00 p.m. Street Dance adjacent City Hall, 12:00 p.m. Shirt Tail Parade.

BURLINGTON—2:30 p.m. Official Opening Dunvegan

Castle, Woodlelgh Replicas. by Dame Flora Macuod.

NORTH RUSTICO—7:30 p.m. Highland College Scottish Festival with Sandra Bald Jones. World Champion Scottish Dancer.

ST. ELEANORS—Annunl Industrial Fair and Carnival Opening Day - Booths - RCAF Display - Entertain- ment - 7:00 p.m. Band Concert RCAF Pipe Band.

CHARLOTTETOWN—Jzts p.m. Harness Racing Charlot-

tetown Driving Park. '

dish and Stanhope and less The Queen chosen than 25 miles from Charlotte- °ne 0‘ the many regional

Maude Kinch, he is

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MON to THURS. 8:30 RM. FBI. and SAT.

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